texts: An American minor league baseball infielder, pitcher and manager, and a Major League coach with the California Angels was named <mask>. He moved to Los Angeles with his family in 1940. <mask> was listed as tall and right-handed during his active career. <mask> was a former MLB relief pitcher. <mask> began his playing career at the age of 17 with the Batavia Clippers of the Class D PONY League. He played third base for the Bakersfield Indians in 1946, batting.266 and posting a.838 fielding percentage. He hit.200 for Lynchburg and.208 for Decatur in Class B in the next year.<mask> tried a pitching career. He was second in the league in games won to Larry Shepard, a future colleague as a manager in the Pittsburgh Pirates' farm system of the 1960s. He was a member of Class C of the California League. <mask> was back in Lynchburg for one loss after spending most of 1949 in Pocatello. He had been with seven teams by his 21st birthday. He went 16-7 with a 3.38 earned run average in the Class A Western League in 1950. He was tied for fourth in the circuit in wins, fourth in walks and fourth in shutouts.He went 1–1, 8.13 for the Houston Buffaloes, 0–4 for the Columbus Red Birds, and 0–1 for the Rochester Red Wings in 1951. <mask> played on 11 teams by the age of 24. He went 9–12 with a 3.44 earned run average for Houston in 1952 and 4–6 with a 3.35 earned run average for the Buffaloes. <mask> went 20–11 with a 2.97 earned run average, led the Western League in wins, was fifth in earned run average, tied for second with 22 complete games, first with 267 strikeouts, and first with 114 walks. He was invited to the big-leagueCardinals' spring training camp, but he wasn't given the chance to pitch. The Triple-A American Association was one of the two top minor league affiliates. Staying with Omaha, but now competing in a higher classification, <mask> fell to 1–10.He became a player-manager in the Western League at the age of 27 after being assigned by the parent Cards to the Soos. He went 5–4 on the mound for the Soos. <mask> joined the Pirates in 1957 as the player-manager of the Douglas Copper Kings of the Class C Arizona–Mexico League. 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He had his best year yet, going 21–6 with a 2.50 earned run average for the Grand Forks Chiefs, leading the Northern League in wins and finishing in the top three in ERA. He fell to 4–5 in 1961, with a 5.05ERA for Grand Forks. After retiring more or less from pitching, he appeared for the Kinston Eagles in 1965, and the Clinton Pirates in 1967. He was in charge of the Pirates' farm system until 1969 when he left. Clear remained a member of the California Angels' organization for the rest of his career after they moved to the California Angels' system in 1970.He won the league championship in his first season as manager of the Idaho Falls Angels. After 2 seasons as a scout and minor-league instructor, he became a Major League Baseball coach in July 1976 under Norm Sherry. He held that position for the next 11 seasons, working under a number of people. The Angels won three American League West Division titles. He was joined on the Angels' roster by his nephew Mark, who worked out of <mask>'s bullpen for his first two seasons in MLB. <mask> was a scout and instructor in the Angel system for 56 years. He died in California.The Coach's page from Retrosheet BR has links to External links.

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texts: Professor <mask> was an Irish scientific writer who popularised science and technology. <mask> wished his son to follow in his footsteps and he was born in Dublin on 3 April 1793. Lardner obtained a B.A. after entering Trinity College, Dublin, in 1812. There was an M.A. in 1817. In 1819, winning a lot of prizes. He married Cecilia Flood in December of 1816, but they separated in 1820 and were divorced in 1835. He began a relationship with Anne Maria Darley Boursiquot, the wife of a Dublin wine merchant, around the time of the separation.It is believed that he fathered her son. He received financial support from Lardner until 1840. During his time in Dublin, Lardner began to write and lecture on scientific and mathematical matters. <mask> held the position of professor of natural philosophy and astronomy at University College, London, until he resigned in 1831. Lardner was a populariser of science and gave talks on contemporary topics. He was the author of a number of mathematical and physical books. He wrote hand-books on various departments of natural philosophy, but he is best remembered for his work as the editor of Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopdia.Many of the ablest savants of the day contributed to the 133 volumes of the Cabinet Cyclopdia. Sir Walter Scott had a history of Scotland and Thomas Moore had a history of Ireland. Robert Southey provided a section on naval history, while Connop Thirlwall provided a history of Ancient Greece. Many scientists contributed. In addition to Henry Kater and C.V. Walker, <mask> was the author of the treatises on mathematics, geometry, heat, hydrostatics and pneumatics. The Museum of Science and Art and the Cabinet Library were his main undertakings. There are some original papers in the Royal Irish Academy's Transactions, the Royal Society's Proceedings, and the Astronomical Society's Monthly Notices.<mask>'s career was damaged as a result of his involvement with Mary Heaviside, the wife of Captain Richard Heaviside. He had been married to Cecilia Flood before. <mask> and Mrs Heaviside went to Paris. Heaviside flogged Lardner when he caught up with them, but he couldn't convince his wife to come with him. He received a judgment of over $8,000 after he sued Lardner for "criminal conversation" (adultery). Lardner was able to marry Mary Heaviside after the divorce of the Heavisides. <mask> and his wife stayed in Paris despite the scandal that ended his career in England.He made £40,000 by lecturing in the United States between 1841 and 1844. He died in Naples, Italy, and is buried in the Cimitero degli Inglesi. Disagreements with Brunel <mask> became involved in a number of ill-advised public disagreements with Isambard Kingdom Brunel regarding technical matters. Brunel's design of the Box Tunnel was criticized by Lardner during the Parliamentary hearings. There was a 1-in-100 gradient from the east end to the west end. The train would break up and kill the passengers if the brakes failed in the tunnel, according to Lardner. Brunel pointed out that Lardner's calculations did not take into account air resistance and friction.At a meeting of the British Association for the advancement of science in 1836, Lardner stated that the project of making the voyage directly from New York toLiverpool was perfectly chimerical. Brunel was able to show that Lardner's calculations were too simple. Lardner did not understand that the carrying capacity of a ship increases as the cube of its dimensions, whilst the water-resistance only increases as the square of its dimensions. Large ships could carry enough coal for the long voyage across the Atlantic because they were more fuel efficient. The Great Western steamed into New York harbour with coal to spare. <mask> carried out some experiments with the company's flagship locomotive, North Star, while Brunel was building the broad-gauge Great Western Railway. He said that the engine was only capable of hauling at.At higher speeds, he recorded excessive fuel consumption. The wind resistance of broad-gauge engines was attributed by Lardner. Brunel and his assistant Daniel Gooch carried out their own experiments on the same locomotive and found that the blast pipe was too small. The North Star's performance improved immediately after this was fixed. Brunel dismissed Lardner's evidence at the next meeting of the company's directors. Karl Marx's Das Kapital mentions contemporary influence Lardner and he was well respected as an economist. The rich and famous were mixed with him.He was the first person to hold the post of Professor of Natural Philosophy and Astronomy at the University of London. The Difference Engine was publicised by him. <mask> was paid by the largest firm of locomotive builders to investigate a fatal accident in Reading, near Philadelphia, where a boiler had exploded on a newly made train. Lardner said that the accident was caused by lightning and that the brothers were not responsible for it. There was no lightning at that time, the water indicator was ill-designed and the bridge-bands were made of cast iron. The jury at the Coroner's inquest were persuaded by Lardner that the accident was an 'act of God' but the company were careful to design their locomotives with iron bands. The Popular Lectures on the Steam Engine with James Renwick was published in the late 18th century.Treatise on Algebraic Geometry was published in the United States and Poland. A Treatise on... History of Switzerland with Roy Gerald Fitzgerald, Treatise on Hydrostatics and Pneumatics, and An Historical View of the Progress of the Physical and Mathematical Sciences. Lardner's Outlines of Universal History is one of the popular Lectures on Astronomy. Natural philosophy for schools and hand-books of steam and its uses are included. A L Martin is the author of Villain of Steam: A Life of Dionysius <mask>. There are references to 'Mechanics's Institutes in Ireland before 1855', 'Dion Boucicault', and 'Prometheus's Fire'.'William Whewell, <mask> <mask>, and Charles Babbage'; J.N. The article 'Dionysius Lardner' in the Dictionary of National Biography was written by Hays. There is a 9-page autobiography in French in the archives. The name was Peckham, and it was written by Morse. "Dr. <mask>'s Cabinet" The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America were published in 1951. Andrew Odlyzko wrote a book about the British Railway mania of the 1840s.

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texts: <mask> was a Trinidadian dancer. She promoted the culture and arts of Trinidad and Tobago as her life's work, and established the Little Carib Theatre. She helped to promote the cultural legitimacy of Trinidad and Tobago that would eventually arm it's people with psychological independence. One of the greatest influences on modern Trinidadian pop culture was McBurnie. She was invited to recite the "Sycamore Tree" at a charity concert when she was eight years old. She formed a group of children from the neighbourhood to present concerts. She and her friends borrowed chairs from neighbours after the first concert didn't happen.This time the performance was appreciated and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals As a child, <mask> McBurnie began dancing, performing in dances and playing at the Tranquility Girls' School in Port-of-Spain. The teacher told her to perform Scottish reels, jigs, and other British folk dances. She wanted more, even though she appreciated their beauty. In her teens, she focused on promoting the emotions of the folk, and in some cases gave an insight into the history and the way of life of the ordinary people. McBurnie used the opportunity to engage in the extracurricular activities surrounding the preparation for school concerts, play productions and operettas when he became a teacher. She became quite accomplished at piano and in the use of voice after dancing at every opportunity that came her way.She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 After touring the country with Andrew Carr, she decided to pursue her dream career in folk-dance. Many folk dances that would have been lost to Trinidad and Tobago were saved by McBurnie. She studied dance with Martha Graham at Teachers CollegeColumbia University in New York. McBurnie studied eurhythmics with a student of Emile Jacques Dalcroze. McBurnie was the first person to promote primitive and Caribbean dance. McBurnie taught Dunham the rhythms and dances of the West Indies when she was in New York.She taught Kalinda, a dance between two opponents using sticks in a mock battle, and the Bongo, a dance done at wakes, during these sessions. McBurnie returned to Trinidad in 1940. She presented A Trip Through the Tropics at the Empire Theatre. McBurnie combined Caribbean and Brazilian dances with interpretations of New York and modern dances to perform to a packed audience. Her performances sold out. She stayed in New York until 1945. She began teaching classes in West Indian dance and organized the material in an attractive package which she used for a series of lecture demonstrations and lecture recitals.In the production of the only known calypso "soundies," she danced and sang with Sam Manning and his ensemble. She was a popular teacher at the New Dance Group. After studying West Indian dance from McBurnie, Primus joined the group, which appeared at various venues in New York. McBurnie performed under the stage name "La Belle Rosette" in 1941. Louise Crane, a young theatrical agent, booked her to perform at "coffee concerts" at the Museum of Modern Art. The poet wrote a positive review of her performance. After her "coffee concert" performances, "La Belle Rosette" performed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and the 92nd Street Y alongside American dancers.<mask> replaced Carmen Miranda in Sons o' Fun at the Winter Garden Theatre. A review of her performance in the People voice of New York, a reporter wrote, "Belle Rosette the talented Trinidadian performer scheduled to take Carmen Miranda's role in the hit show Son O'Fun...amply proved to an enthusiastic audience at the Y.M.H. McBurnie made several appearances at places such as Hunter College, Henry Street Settlement Playhouse, Madison Square Gardens, The Village Gate and New York City College. She completed two further study periods at Columbia, where she studied Dramatic Arts, Painting, Music and other Creative Arts courses that she considered important for her work. She made a film appearance with the Trinidadian vocalist Sam Manning. The creation of The Little Carib Theatre <mask> left the United States in 1945 at the height of her popularity in New York to become a dance instructor with the Trinidad and Tobago government's Education Department in 1945. The first permanent folk-dance company in Trinidad was established in 1948.Her first show was at the Little Carib Theatre in Woodbrook, Port of Spain. The cornerstone of the building was laid by Paul Robeson. Talking Drums, Carnival Bele, Sugar Ballet, Caribbean Cruise, and Parang were some of the highlights of her work from this period. She is considered to be one of the greats of Parang music. The Little Carib Dance Company performed at the Caribbean Festival of Arts in Puerto Rico in 1952, the Jamaica Tercentenary Celebrations in 1955 and the opening of the Federal Parliament of Toronto in the 1960s. The way Caribbean culture was understood in Canada would be influenced by the celebration in 1958. The way for Canada's Caribana festival was paved by her performances in Canada.In 1965, the Little Carib building in Port-of-Spain had to be closed down and rebuilt in three years. McBurnie focused on teaching children after the permanent dance troupe dissolved. McBurnie was appointed the director of dance in the Education Department in 1950. She was sent on a dance tour of England and Europe by the British Council. In 1969 she was presented with the Hummingbird Gold medal of Trinidad and Tobago. In 1976, the University of the West Indies gave her a degree of Doctor of Laws, and in 1978 she was honoured with a degree of Doctor of Laws in America. <mask> received the Trinity Cross in 1989 for his promotion of the arts.She passed away on 30 March 2000. Judy Raymond wrote "<mask> McBurnie: The First Lady of Dance" in Caribbean Beat. The births and deaths of dancers and women from Trinidad and Tobago.

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texts: The founder and executive director of the nonprofit Cult Education Institute is <mask>. He frequently appears in the news about groups that are considered cults. More than 500 deprogramming cases have been interfered with by <mask>. A jury acquitted <mask> of the charges he faced over the 1991 forcible deprogramming of a United Pentecostal Church International member. Scott filed a civil lawsuit in 1995 that resulted in a multimillion-dollar judgement against <mask> and his co-conspirators. <mask> agreed to pay Scott 5,000 and give him 200 hours of professional services at no charge after they reached a settlement. <mask> was the only deprogrammer who worked with the Branch Davidians prior to the siege.<mask> was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1952 and moved to Phoenix, Arizona in 1956. His parents were both employed at the Jewish Community Center. He went to school 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 He graduated from a high school. After high school, <mask> worked for two years at a finance company and a bank, but then got into legal trouble in his early 20s, while he was in between jobs. He was sentenced to a year of supervised release in 1974 after pleading guilty to the charge of attempting to break into a vacant model home with a friend. He and a friend were charged with grand theft for stealing from a jewelry shop where the friend worked.He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 4 more years of supervision, which was terminated early. He worked for his cousin's business while on parole. During an interview with the New York Daily News in 2004, <mask> said, "I was young and foolish and made mistakes that I deeply regret." I completed my sentence in 1979 and the guilty verdicts were thrown out in 1983. I did not get in that kind of trouble again. When he learned that a fringe religious group had encouraged missionaries to become employees at his grandmother's nursing home where they were targeting elderly residents for conversion to Messianic Judaism, <mask> became concerned. Jews who had survived persecution in Europe were threatened by the missionaries that they would burn in hell if they didn't convert.<mask> brought this to the attention of the home's director and of the local Jewish community, which led to the group's activities being stopped. After the incident at his grandmother's nursing home, <mask> continued his involvement in the Jewish community and worked with the Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix to write a brochure on the cult phenomenon in Arizona. <mask> was appointed to two national committees focused on cults and inter-religious affairs by the Union for Reform Judaism. <mask> started working for Jewish Family and Children's Services in Phoenix in 1983 as the head of the Jewish Prisoners Program. His work in the prison system included social services for Jewish inmates, advocating for their religious rights, and providing education about hate groups. He chaired the Coalition of Jewish Prisoners Programs, an umbrella organization for an international group of human services agencies providing assistance to Jewish inmates and their families. He was elected as the chairman of the religious advisory committee for the Arizona Department ofCorrections.Through his work in the prison system, <mask> discovered that prisoners were a prime target for cult groups and through his role on the religious advisory committee, he helped develop a policy on proselytizing to inmates. He taught about destructive cults at the Phoenix Bureau of Jewish Education. <mask> left JFCS in 1986 to become a private consultant. He worked with the CAN. In 1989, the CBS television program 48 Hours covered <mask>'s deprogramming of a 14-year-old boy, who was a member of the Potter's House Christian fellowship. When his mother distanced herself from the church, he became suicidal and ran away from home, refusing to leave the organization. Prior to filming, Potter's House entered into an agreement that they would not have contact with or harbor the minor, attempt to influence his behavior, or take any action that would interfere with his mother.The program focused on <mask>'s efforts to convince the boy to view Potter's House as a "destructive Bible-based group" which took control of its members' lives. According to a review in The New York Times, the intervention persuaded him that his mother was not possessed by the Devil and that Potter's House was not what it seemed. In a closing scene filmed three weeks later, his psychologist assured his mother that he was back in the land of the living now. <mask> deprogrammed two Branch Davidians in upstate New York in 1987, and in 1988 began receiving calls about the Davidian group led by David Koresh in Texas. <mask> was the only person who worked with Branch Davidian members before the siege. <mask> was hired by CBS as an on-scene analyst for their coverage of the Waco siege and he was consulted by the FBI as well. Nancy Ammerman, a professor of sociology of religion, cited FBI interview notes which stated <mask> "has a personal hatred for all religious cults" in her criticism of government agencies' involvement with <mask>.The BATF and the FBI relied on <mask> when he recommended that agents humiliate Koresh, hoping to drive a wedge between him and his followers. <mask>' involvement was criticized by other scholars. <mask> was charged with unlawful imprisonment over a 1991 forcible deprogramming of a United Pentecostal Church International member. The jury acquitted <mask> of the charges. Scott filed a civil suit against <mask> and his associates in federal court. The defendants were found guilty of conspiracy to deprive Scott of his civil rights and religious liberties. <mask> and his associates were found to have acted in a way so outrageous in character and so extreme in degree as to be intolerable in a civilized community.The case resulted in an award of 875,000 in damages against each of <mask>'s co-conspirators. A new version of the CAN became active in religious freedom causes after the case bankrupted the CAN and a coalition of groups bought its assets. The Scott case marked a turning point for non-traditional religions in North America. <mask> was hired by Scott's mother to deprogram him. Scott terminated his lawyer and was persuaded by his mother to settle with <mask>. <mask> would pay Scott 5,000 and give him 200 hours of professional services under the terms of the settlement. According to the book American Countercultures, <mask> and others forwarded the idea that charismatic leaders were able to brainwash college-aged youths, and that such cases were in need of forcible removal from the cult environment and deprogramming.In a book that <mask> self-published in 2014, he wrote that after the Scott case, he stopped deprogramming work with adults because of the risk of legal consequences. <mask> started a website with his archives. The Institute for the Study of Destructive Cults, Controversial Groups, and Movements was launched under the name "Rick A. Ross Institute for the Study of Destructive Cults, Controversial Groups, and Movements". Content from the website and <mask>' opinion surrounding it has been cited in books such as Andrew Breitbart and Mark Ebner's Hollywood, Interrupted, in which <mask> is quoted as forwarding the notion that Hollywood and the entertainment industry is rife with connections to controversial groups, and that celebrities as The Institute is an unusual source of information about obscure groups. The Institute was sued by the NXIVM in 2004. The Institute's online archives were the subject of a 1 million lawsuit filed by Landmark Education.In December 2005, Landmark Education filed to dismiss its own lawsuit with prejudice because of a material change in case law after the publication of an opinion in another case. TheCult Education Institute for the Study of Destructive Cults, Controversial Groups and Movements was published under an educational nonprofit corporation of the same name. More than 350 deprogramming cases were handled by <mask> by 2004, and he testified as an expert witness in several court cases. He contributed to a number of books, including a chapter to Roman Espejo's Cults: Opposing Viewpoints. The book was self-published by <mask>. The book is in Chinese and Italian. How would you define a Destructive Cult?The cult education institute has videos with <mask> <mask>.

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texts: <mask> is an author, public speaker, and self-proclaimed Christian mystic who says she receives messages from Jesus Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary. She calls for people to love God and unify the churches. She has developed a large following among Roman Catholics who buy her tapes and writings. She writes in English. A Notification from the Holy See was published in 1995 by the Catholic Church's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, saying that her writings should not be considered supernatural. In 2007, Cardinal William Levada said that Catholics should not join prayer groups. The Greek Orthodox Church disapproved of the teachings of <mask> in 2011.The Church of Cyprus said in 2012 that his teachings were heretical. The daughter of Greek Orthodox parents was born in Cairo, Egypt, on January 18, 1942. She believes that Satan tried to kill her when she was six years old. As Blessed Virgin Mary looked on, she had dreams of a spiritual marriage with Jesus Christ. At the age of 15, she left Egypt for Europe with her family. She competed in tennis. She said she was surrounded by the spirits of dead people when she was younger.The mystical experiences she had as a child did not lead to a personal religious transformation, and she went on to live a secular life. She married a Lutheran man in the city of Lausanne, Switzerland, in 1966. The student who obtained a position with the United Nations was her husband. There were two sons with the couple. The family lived in Asia and Africa because of the husband's job. There was an active social life from 1966 to 1980. She didn't practice any particular religion.They were divorced in Sweden in 1980. On June 13, 1981 she married Per, a Swedish Lutheran who had been working for the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency in Mozambique. He worked for SIDA in Bangladesh from 1984 to 1987 before taking a new position with the Food and Agriculture Organization. The model was painted in oils. She won the women's doubles in a national tournament in Bangladesh. The Rydéns celebrated their union in the Greek Orthodox Church in Lausanne. In November 1985 when she was living in Bangladesh, she says she experienced an extraordinary sensation when writing a grocery list, a list of cocktail party expenses, or a list of things to do.There was a light electrical feeling in her right hand and an invisible presence. She couldn't open her hand or lift her arm. She said that an invisible force pushed her hand. I don't know why I was not afraid. She wrote a line with the words "I am your guardian Angel and my name is Daniel" in a very different style from her own. She was prepared for three months to become a conduit of spiritual messages. She says she had a vision after a few weeks of training.She claims that she has received messages from the Devil. Sometimes an evil presence makes her write sensible words by moving her hand to write. The Devil's hand became recognizable to her because Jesus taught her to discern which spirits were engaging her in the writing of messages. A local American priest named James "Jim" Fannan was directed by her guardian angel to find her after six months of receiving messages. She met a German priest named Karl who told her that she was mentally unbalanced. Fannan was summoned by Karl and the two priests watched as <mask> said she received messages. Fannan thought the messages were from an evil spirit.The messages were refused by Fannan. She asked her guardian angel for help with Fannan, and she said that God told her to bend him. The priest Raymond Dujarrier was spoken to by Fannan. Preparing to travel to Dujarrier, she says she received an evil message: "A liar was guiding you, collect everything and burn it." She felt the presence of God who guided her hand to write, "I will be with you till the end, we are united forever; let My Light shine on you child; I am Yahweh guiding you; glorify Me..." Fannan became the first ardent supporter in the Catholic church after Dujarrier's positive evaluation. He traveled with her to introduce her to new groups.The family moved to Switzerland in August 1987 after the husband began working for the International Union for Conservation of Nature. The Roman Catholic and Orthodox priests in Switzerland did not respond to her messages. The city of Medjugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina was the location of the Virgin Mary's appearance to six children. In November 1988, her guardian angel ordered her to publish a book of the collected messages and to conduct prayer meetings once a month. Patrick de Laubier introduced her to Father René Laurentin in August 1989. The Marian Movement of Priests was a group of priests who studied modern visions of the Blessed Virgin Mary. True Life in God is a collection of nearly 2,000 messages published worldwide in many languages.She believes that she has been called to transmit to the world the messages she receives. The first ten months' worth of received messages have never been published. The first messages were to be published in 1993. Father Franois-Marie Dermine, a Canadian-born priest serving as exorcist for the diocese of Bologna, Italy, wrote in 1995 that she burned the early messages because there were too many and they were loose scraps. If the first messages were from angels and Jesus, there would be heightened reverence for them. In 1995 she wrote that she destroyed or discarded the first messages. Prior to writing the messages, she had never studied catechism or theological formation.He believes that God chose her before the revelations began, so as to leave no doubt that it is his power at work. In order to prove that I have not invented all this and that it comes from Him, Jesus wanted a nothing. In a message, he said, "All you have comes from me and is my work and not yours." You can't even wink your eyes without Me. The first handwritten edition of True Life in God was published in 1990. It was written by Fannan. Trinitas was formed in 1991 to typeset and publish the writings of <mask>.Father Philip Pavich was given a copy of the original messages in September 1991, which showed how the messages were changed for publication. The handwritten edition of True Life in God was compared by Pavich to the original notebooks. She said that the deleted text was taken out with God's guidance. She said that she keeps two notebooks, a private one filled with original messages and a public one with material rewritten from the private one. The deleted material includes failed prophecies, such as the Virgin Mary telling Rydén in June 1988 that she would arrange a meeting between him and the founder of the Marian Movement of Priests. Father Mitchell Pacwa studied the first five volumes of her handwritten messages. Father Michael O'Carroll, one of Rydén's spiritual advisors, told Pacwa to refrain from publishing his findings and HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMax HairMaxThe messages she received showed that it was Rydén who made the messages. The roles of God the Father, God the Son, and the Holy Spirit were confused by the messages of Rydén. "This whole passage mentions the Father Himself as the Son and the Holy Spirit showing the action and the presence of the Holy Trinity, which demonstrates a'muddled, if not heretical' understanding of the Trinity," said Pacwa. The received messages of the Son and Father were intermixed and confused in a way that was not in keeping with Roman Catholic or Orthodox Catholic teaching. The reaction of O'Carroll was described as typical of the Rydén organization's response to criticism. Her followers believe that her messages have been prophetic. The messages should not be considered divine revelations according to the Holy See.According to handwriting supporters, graphological analysis of the handwriting shows elements of resisting or being forced and that this is evidence of external spiritual control. In Skeptical Inquirer magazine in 2011, long-time investigator Joe Nickell wrote that "the contrived handwriting, the linguistic lapse, and the indications of fantasizing all suggest that <mask> Ryden." Her automatic writings are simply works of imagination. According to Nickell, all of the claims of Jesus, God, Mary, her own invisible "guardian angel, Daniel," and Satan seem to have the same hand writing and grammar. If God uses the English language, should we not expect it to be rendered accurately? The entities supposedly guiding her hand would be unable to follow the lines if she were prevented from seeing what was being written. Ryden is invited to perform a scientific test to refute or confirm the suspicion.In 2003 the 12th volume of the True Life in God series was published. My Angel Daniel was published in 1995. Heaven Is Real, But So Is Hell was published in March. Father James Fannan, Fathers Rene Laurentin, Robert Faricy, and Michael O'Carroll, as well as Archbishop Frane Frani, who are major supporters of Our Lady of Meugorje, have all received a positive reception. She has excited more opposition than any other. Supporters of Fr. Edward O'Connor and Niels Hvidt believe that God is using Rydén's messages to unify his church and bring it into unity, which they feel is the main theme of her books.Fr is one of the other believers. According to Ferdinand Umana Montoya, the author's writings are of a type called "hieratic" or "sacred" writing. In 1995 she wrote a book about the first six books by <mask> <mask>. The antichrist dominated the Church before the New Age-type spirituality of the early works of Rydén. He said that the ideas were not in line with Roman Catholicism and that the author stopped putting them in her writings after warnings from the Church. He showed how she said that her automatic writings were from guardian angels, Jesus, the Virgin Mary, God, and several Christian saints. Some of her messages were found to be false, and she canceled them.He wrote that the problem was explained by the fact that God told her she could change any messages that didn't work. On the basis of this supposed revelation, the whole body of Rydén's writings could be dismissed. More damning was the fact that the writing was directed by the Devil, not Jesus or God. Automatic writing has been connected with demonic possession, but it has never been part of Christian mysticism. Skeptics have claimed that the revelations changed in order to conform to church doctrine. The changes made to the messages are one of the main reasons that the messages should be discredited. L'Osservatore Romano, the official Vatican newspaper, printed a Notification on the writings of Rydén in 1995.A number of basic elements that must be considered negative in the light of Catholic doctrine were brought up in theattentive examination of the entire question. It questioned the "suspect nature of the ways in which these alleged revelations have occurred", as well as the fact that "the aforementioned errors no longer appear in Ryden's later writings is a sign that the alleged heavenly messages are merely the result of private meditations". The Notification requests the intervention of the Bishops to prevent the dissemination of Ryden's ideas in their dioceses, and to remind the faithful not to regard Mrs. <mask> Ryden's writings and speeches as supernatural. In 1996, Belgian theologian Joseph Moerman criticized an attack made by Laurentin on those who had been speaking out. Moerman said that Laurentin's defense included unwarranted caricaturization of CDF leaders and positive analysis of her writings. Moerman said that because of inconsistencies within the writings, they could not be directly from Jesus. The Notification was approved by the competent authorities and will be published in the official organ of the Holy See.Catholics were told not to view the messages of <mask> Ryden as divine revelations, but as her personal meditations. The Foundation S.P.E.S. was founded in 1999 by the Argentine organization Servicio Para el Esclarecimiento en Sectas. The two-part bulletin was written by Mnica de Lpez Roda, who was formed to investigate new religious movements and sects. The unification of all Christian churches appeared to be a non-hierarchical ecumenicism, according to De Lpez Roda. She said that Christians were divided because of questions about whether the messages were real. The 1995 Notification by the Holy See was questioned by some of the supporters named by De Lpez Roda. The spokesman for the Catholic Church in Scotland warned against going to the conference.He said that the 1995 Notification did not operate with the approval of the Church and that the advice to Catholics is not to attend her gatherings due to the suspect nature of her alleged revelations. An invitation to host a conference at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels was withdrawn in January 2006 by the Archbishop of Los Angeles, California. Mgr. The pastor of the cathedral, Kostelnik, explained in a press release that the organizers had assured him that the writings had been cleared by the Vatican, but that he had discovered that those assurances were a serious misrepresentation of the current Vatican view of Mrs. Ryden. Cardinal Prosper Grech said he communicated to <mask> in the name of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the faith. He thought the CDF was satisfied, but in a letter dated January 25, 2007, the new Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Cardinal William Levada, wrote to the Catholic hierarchy around the world. Grech said that Heaven Is Real But So Is Hell was an apologia in the apocalyptic genre.Grech said that there is no reason to reject the visions if they bring more people to God. The Greek Orthodox Church disapproved of her teachings and instructed all Orthodox Christians not to associate with her. The Mother Church and her organization, "True Life In God", were "denounced" by the Ecumenical Patriarchate. On January 13, 2012 the Synodical Committee for Matters of Heresy of the Church of Cyprus announced that the teachings of <mask> were heretical and her claims that she communicated directly with Christ were fanciful. Maria Laura Pio, a former follower of <mask>'s teachings, was sued for publishing a website critical of him. There was a collection of documents and interviews on the website. The website was cited in the book Christian Prophecy: The Post- Biblical Tradition.In May 2012 the website was closed because of the threat of legal action from the attorneys who argued that a website named "Infovassula" must belong to <mask>. Pio announced on 3 May 2012 that he was going to close the website at the end of May because he couldn't afford another lawsuit, and that he would give the domain name to Vassula in June. Pio gave permission for the critical website to be remounted under a new domain: www.pseudomystica.info. The True Life In God Foundation started the Beth Myriam project to feed the poor in 1998. In 1999 he spoke at a Buddhist Temple in Japan and in 2000 he spoke at a Christian Unity conference in Belgium. Ryden's website has links to True Life in God and Living people Visions of Jesus and Mary Roman Catholic mystics.

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texts: <mask> is a Serbian Internet pioneer. The first Serbian Internet portal, the first Serbian e-commerce site and the first Serbian Internet news service were established by him. The first Serbian government agency in charge of the Internet was established by him. <mask> was born in Serbia. He and his sister were raised by their mother after their father died. He started working as a photographer's assistant when he was still in the eighth grade. <mask> had a successful wedding photography business with his friend Milovan Mii.He received the award for volunteering at the community center and teaching younger children photography. He graduated from the University Lake School in 1978 after receiving a scholarship from the Yugoslav Government and American Field Service. After three years at the University of Belgrade, Andjelic left for financial reasons. He worked as a procurement officer for the World Bank/IMF in Belgrade, translator on the military chemical complex in Iraq, commercial manager for the construction company in Kenya, site manager for a port project in Libya, and marketing manager for the electrical contractor in Belgrade. <mask> was a journalist at the same time. He and Dragan Milosavljevi won an award in 1986 for a TV documentary about the atrocities committed by the Okello government in Uganda's Luwero triangle. In 1987 Andjelic was posted to Washington, D.C. by a Serbian magazine.In 1991 he graduated from the University of the District of Columbia with a degree in economics. He had a dial-up account with the Software Tool and Die Company, which was the first Internet service provider in the world. In 1991, Andjeli moved to Boston to join his friend Miroslav Radi in an IT startup company. In the remote parts of the world, the company provided early web design. <mask> consulted in business process reengineering and technology introduction for medium-sized companies in the area. In 1995 Andjeli established a startup Internet company in Toronto. <mask> and his friend from Belgrade Nenad osi created a way to allow Serbian entities to have an Internet presence by uploading content through the plain old telephone lines to the site beograd.com hosted in Canada.The first clients were Yugoslav Drama Theatre, Megatrend School, Belgrade Library and the Democratic Party. In 1996 when the internet was available in Serbia, beograd.com hosted the first forum for the Serbian opposition and a mirror site for the student protest against the Miloevi government. During the food and essentials shortage in Serbia in 1997, Andjeli and osi established a fully automated e-shop on beograd.com through which Serbian expatriates could purchase goods using credit cards for delivery to their friends and relatives in Serbia. Airline ticketing, a bookshop and medical services in Serbia were added later. NATO attacked Serbia in 1999 and Andjeli and osi organized a live news service on beograd.com. Readers of the site had extra time to prepare for the attack because spotters in NATO bases in Europe reported when planes took off. When damage was reported in the field, it was often quoted by CNN and the BBC.The site was picked up by hundreds of newspapers around the world. The site was shut down in May 1999 due to huge bandwidth charges. Readers from all over the world sent money and offered mirrors to get the site back up. The first electronic media to be accepted in the South East Europe Media Organisation in Vienna was beograd.com. Beograd.com ceased to be active after Andjeli returned to Serbia. In August 2000 Andjeli returned to Serbia, just before the presidential elections and upheaval that ousted Slobodan Miloevi. In June 2001 Andjeli was named the first director of the Information Technology and Internet Development Agency.The National Information Society Policy was authored by Andjeli. In the summer of 2001 he negotiated a strategic partnership with Microsoft. Andjeli began the process of liberalizing the telecommunication sector. In 2002 he helped revive the eSEE Initiative of the Stability Pact, which culminated in the regional conference in Belgrade where countries of the region signed a pact to work together on the rapid fulfillment of the e Europe goals. Andjeli was named a temporary administrator of the mobile operator "Mobtel" in 2002. In four months he restructured the company and was able to negotiate a 100 million euro contract for new equipment. Andjeli went back to private business after the assassination of ini.He published a magazine about security. In the fall of 2003 Andjeli organized a major regional conference on information security to raise awareness among the policymakers and promote data protection standards. In 2005 Andjeli and several of his friends from the ini administration formed a corporate finance and strategic management advisory firm. In 2006 Andjeli earned a master's degree in business from the Grenoble Graduate School of Business. His thesis is about valuing companies in transition economies. In 1992, Andjeli and a group of friends founded Serbian-American Alliance of New England, a humanitarian organization assisting the victims of war in former Yugoslavia. A large amount of clothes, canned and dried food, and medicine were sent to the war affected area.Fifty six wounded children were to be treated in the United States with the help of a medical air-lift. He helped establish the Serbian Orthodox Church in Boston, the only region in the United States with Serbian immigrant population that did not have its own house of worship. Andjeli tried to change the United States policy towards Serbia. He wrote in the Boston Globe, The New York Times and the Foreign Affairs, as well as lobbying members of Congress to oppose Miloevi. The team that formulated the National Security Strategy for the Union of Serbia and Montenegro was led by Andjeli. He joined the Atlantic Council in 2001 and is a member of the board. He promotes NATO membership for Serbia and a quick accession to the EU.In January 2006 Andjeli was arrested by the government of the Prime-Minister Kotunica, a key antagonist of the former prime-minister ini, for the "misuse of official powers" while being temporary administrator of the mobile operator "Mob". The charges weren't filed nor dismissed, but the investigation wasn't officially closed, so Andjeli wasn't allowed to hold any appointments. The University of the District of Columbia alumni live in Serbia.

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texts: The sporting director of Austin FC is a former professional soccer player. The captain of the United States men's national team, he retired from international soccer after the 2006 World Cup. He is considered to be one of the greatest players the United States has ever produced. He captained the New York Red Bulls in Major League Soccer. Independiente, Argentina, where his father was born, is where he went through the youth system before moving to the United States in 1968. He married a Portuguese American woman, Maria Silva, and raised a family in Springfield Township, Union County, New Jersey. He learned the game from his father, who was born in Livingston, New Jersey.In New Jersey, he became a youth player at Saint Benedict's Prep School, as a teammate of Robert Ducey and Robert Berhalter. He graduated from St. Benedict's in 1991. St Benedict's went 65–0 in Reyna's three years and he was the only two-time Parade Magazine's national high school Player of the Year. He was named one of the top ten New Jersey high school soccer players of the 1990s by The Star-Ledger. From 1991 to 1993 he attended the University of Virginia on a full scholarship. He was a member of the men's soccer team at Virginia and was coached by Bruce Arena. He won the NCAA Championship in each of his three seasons.He was named the 1992 and 1993 Soccer America Player of the Year, as well as winning the Hermann Trophy in 1993 and the MAC Award in 1992. He was named the Male Player of the Century by the magazine in 2000. On August 8, 1994, after playing in the 1994 World Cup, <mask> signed with a German club. He only made five appearances for the first team. VfL Wolfsburg had a loan from Leverkusen in July 1997. He was the first American to captain a European club. He was halfway through his second year with Wolfsburg when Rangers expressed an interest in him.On April 1, 1999, Rangers paid $826,400 to Wolfsburg and $2.76 million to Leverkusen. The Rangers had <mask> with them until December 2001. He spent most of his time at Rangers playing right midfield, despite his reputation in Germany and on the national team. He scored thirteen goals for the Ibrox club in all competitions, one of the most notable was a strike that proved decisive over Italian club Parma for qualification for the 1999–2000 European Championship. He transferred from Rangers to Sunderland, who paid over three million dollars for his services. He was out of action for the rest of the 2002–03 season because of a knee injury. On August 29, 2003 Manchester City agreed to pay a fee of 2.5 million dollars after a move to Fulham collapsed.In his first season with the club, he was limited to thirty appearances due to injury, and missed six months of the 2004–05 season. In three and a half seasons at the City of Manchester Stadium, <mask> made 87 appearances, scoring four goals and was a popular player with City supporters. Stuart Pearce, manager of Manchester City, announced on January 11, 2007, that the club had terminated the contract of <mask> in order to move him to Major League Soccer for family reasons. On January 23, 2007, this was finalized. Bruce Arena was the head coach of the U.S. national team when <mask> joined the New York Red Bulls. He was almost always bothered by injuries, like he was in Britain. He only played in 27 games for New York and six for New York as he recovered from a back injury.He announced his retirement on July 16, 2008. He did not play in the 1994 World Cup due to injury. In 1998, 2002 and 2006 <mask> played in the World Cup. He was a key contributor in the next three U.S. games, despite sitting out the opening 3–2 upset win over Portugal due to injury. The U.S. lost to Germany in the quarterfinals. He was one of three Americans named to the World Cup all-tournament team. The U.S. captained at the 2006 World Cup.Trailing 1–0 in the opener against the Czech Republic, <mask> fired a 30-yard shot that bounced off the post, the best American chance in the game. When he lost the ball to Haminu Draman who dribbled in alone and scored the first goal of the game, he injured his knee. The day after the U.S. was eliminated from the World Cup, <mask> announced his retirement from the national team. His international career ended with 112 caps and eight goals. At the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona and the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, the U.S. was represented by <mask>. He was referred to as Captain America in Great Britain because he was the captain of the U.S. national team. New York City FC had a new director on May 22, 2013).New York City FC made the conference semifinals four times. New York City FC had the most points in the league between 2016 and 2019. In November, <mask> left the club. Austin FC was named the MLS expansion team's sporting director on November 21, 2019. Josh Wolff was the head coach of Austin FC when <mask> led the club in its inaugural season. Danielle was a member of the United States women's national soccer team when she married <mask> one week after the All-Star Game in Hong Kong and two weeks after the U.S. team qualified for the World Cup. Jack, Giovanni, Joah-Mikel, and Carolina are their children.Giovanni, named after a former Rangers teammate, has achieved great success playing in the New York City FC development academy. Jack died of brain cancer. The family lives in New York. The <mask>na Foundation is a non-profit established to provide soccer training and mentoring to underprivileged youth around the nation and abroad. On February 29, 2012 he was elected to the National Soccer Hall of Fame. English, Spanish, and German are all spoken by Reyna. Career statistics International goals Scores and results list the United States' goal tally first, score column indicates score after each goal.A list of men's football players with 100 or more can be found. The players are from the A.F.C. The players are from Manchester City. Major League Soccer players Parade High School All-Americans (boys' soccer) All-American men's college soccer players

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texts: <mask> was an officer in the United States Navy who served during the American Civil War and was in charge of the ironclad when it sank. He commanded three other ships. On August 3, 1821, <mask> was born at Fort Johnson on James Island, South Carolina. General <mask> was a brigadier general who distinguished himself in the Mexican–American War. <mask> was his mother. <mask>'s family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch The Civil War badly divided his family as it did with so many others in these states.<mask>'s two brothers, Henry C., a regular army officer who also sided with the Union, and <mask>, a lawyer in Memphis, Tennessee, who joined the Confederate army became colonels. Major General <mask> Magruder was a cousin who served under the Confederate flag. <mask> entered the navy at the age of 17. His first job was with the Coast Survey in the Carolinas. He was promoted to midshipman on May 20, 1844. <mask> served under his father in Vera Cruz during the Mexican–American War. He was promoted to lieutenant on April 7, 1852.<mask> was ordered to carry fifteen guns after the Confederates fired on Fort Sumter. The army-navy expedition to Cape Hatteras, North Carolina took place in August. The forts were bombarded by the naval force on August 28. The bombardment continued until the forts surrendered. <mask> criticized the way the attacks were carried out and later wrote Captain Gustavus Fox, the Assistant Secretary of the Navy and an old shipmate, that the forts could have been taken in less time. <mask> was ordered to join the blockading force off Charleston on May 15. Pembina was assigned to this important blockading station because of her shallow draft.On May 16 <mask>bina arrived off Charleston and <mask> was ordered by the senior officer present, Commander <mask>. Marchand, to determine if the water over the bar at the entrance to the Stono River was deep enough to allow his warships to cross over. <mask> was on blockade duty near Charleston during the summer of 1862. <mask>bina was ordered to New York for repairs in the middle of August after <mask> was promoted to commander. The flag officer wrote a letter on <mask>'s behalf to the assistant secretary of the navy requesting that he be transferred to an ironclad vessel. <mask> took command from Thomas Stevens on September 10, 1862. <mask>bina was sent to New York in the beginning of September to fix the Monitor Bankhead. Secretary Fox was recommended for command of the Monitor by a flag officer.<mask> was given orders to take command of Monitor after arriving in New York. Commander Stevens was relieved of his duties on September 10. On October 3, 1862, the ironclad arrived at the Washington Navy Yard for repairs after a board of survey condemned the ironclad's engines and boilers. A number of improvements were made, including an iron shield around the top of the turret, while the vessel remained in Washington's Navy yard. She was taken out of the water. The ship was fully repaired and ready to return to service in November. The ship would join the blockade.The departure of Monitor was delayed because of bad weather and rough seas. While many other celebrations were occurring along the shore, the crew of the Monitor were celebrating the holiday aboard the ship in what was described as a most merry fashion. Bankhead paid the cook one dollar to prepare a meal for the crew, however it was not received well. The crew of Monitor were told not to talk about the impending voyage with anyone. Her departure was delayed because of bad weather. The low freeboard and heavy turret of Monitor made her unseaworthy in rough waters. When a heavy storm developed off the coast of North Carolina, the monitor was put to sea.Bankhead used chalk and a blackboard to alert Rhode Island that if Monitor needed help, she would signal with a red lantern. The Monitor was under tow by Rhode Island when a storm hit on December 31, 1862. Monitor was soon in trouble as the storm increased in intensity, large waves splashing over and completely covering the deck, flooding into the vents and ports. She was rolling in the high seas. The entire hull would shake when she dropped into a wave. There were leaks everywhere. Bankhead ordered the engineers to start the Worthington pumps, which temporarily halted the rising waters, but soon Monitor was hit by a squall and a series of violent waves and water continued to work its way into the hull.The engine room got a call when the Worthington pump couldn't control the flooding. 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Bankhead ordered the engineers to stop engines and divert all available steam to the large Adams steam pump, but with reduced steam output from a boiler being fed wet coal it too was unable to stem the rapidly rising water. Monitor was finally overwhelmed, foundered and sank southeast off Cape Hatteras with the loss of sixteen men, including four officers, some of whom remained in the turret and went down with the ironclad.<mask> was the last man to abandon the ship and suffered from exposure. The commanding officers of Rhode Island and Monitor did everything within their ability to keep Monitor from sinking after <mask>'s initial recovery. The Navy decided not to commission a board of inquiry to investigate the affair and did not take any action against <mask> or his officers. 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The North Atlantic Blockading Squadron assigned Otsego to be the North Carolina sounds.<mask> was given command of naval forces on June 21. He was responsible for capturing or destroying the Confederate ironclad ram. In April, the Confederate troops were aided by the Albemarle and were occupying a small town in North Carolina. The engagement that took place on 5 May lasted nearly three hours. The Confederate vessel was badly damaged and needed repairs. During the summer months, it was feared that she would attempt to enter the sounds and <mask>, with Otsego and four additional gunboats guarding the river's mouth. Poor health is what caused him to be detached from Otsego in the late summer.<mask> was promoted to captain on July 25, 1866 and remained in command until 1867, when he requested to be relieved of duty due to poor health. On his way home to the United States, he died on the Bengal steamer Simla. <mask> ended the war in command of Wyoming, which was stationed in the Pacific.

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texts: <mask><mask> is an American who was an intelligence officer for the Central Intelligence Agency. He served as the Chief of the Bin Laden Issue Station from 1996 to 1999 at the Counterterrorism Center. He worked for the Chief of Alec Station from 2001 to 2004. <mask> became a public figure after being outed as the author of the book Imperial Hubris, in which he criticized the United States' assumptions about Osama bin Laden. Shortly after the "outing" of <mask>'s harsh criticism of America's close alliance with Israel, he resigned from his position at the CIA. Bin Laden was depicted in the book as a rational actor who was fighting to weaken the United States rather than just fighting and killing Americans. <mask> argues that the conflict between the U.S. and Islamist forces in places such as Kashmir, Xinjiang, and Chechnya is not terrorism.The book revealed the reasons for your losing the war against us, according to Osama bin Laden. The president of the foundation fired <mask> from his position as a senior fellow. In December and January of last year, <mask> was criticized for suggesting that American citizens consider assassinating the U.S. President Barack Obama. The Islamic State issued a press release quoting Scheuer in order to appeal to an American audience. Scheuer advocated violence against perceived enemies of Donald Trump, including former president Barack Obama. He graduated from Canisius College with a B.A in History in 1974. He earned an M.A.In 1976 there was an M.A. in American History. There was a degree in American Canadian Relations from the university. He received a PhD in British Empire–U.S.–Canada–U.K. In 1986 there were relations from the University of Manitoba. <mask> worked in the CIA for 22 years before quitting. He was the Chief of the Bin Laden Issue Station at the CIA from 1996 to 1999 and the Special Adviser to the Chief of the bin Laden unit from 2001 to 2004. The author of Imperial Hubris: Why the West is Losing the War of Terror and Through Our Enemies' Eyes: Osama bin Laden, Radical Islam, and the Future of America is now known.He was mentioned in Osama bin Laden's statement of September 7, 2007, after his books were published. "If you want to understand what's going on and if you would like to get to know some of the reasons for your losing the war against us, then read the book of <mask>," said bin Laden. After leaving the CIA, <mask> worked as a terrorism analyst for Global Terrorism Analysis and as a news analyst for CBS News. He taught a graduate-level course on Al-Qaeda at Georgetown University. The New America Foundation's December 2004 conference, "Al Qaeda 2.0: Transnational Terrorism After 9/11," is one of the conferences he participates in. In 2009, <mask> reported that he had lost his position as a Senior Fellow with the Jamestown Foundation after several major financial donors threatened to withdraw funding if he continued in that role. The funding threats were made due to his criticism of Barack Obama's "dancing the Tel Aviv two-step" in allegedly kowtowing to the Israeli lobby as well as his disdaining of Obama's selection as Chief of Staff of Emanuel.His first book is an analysis of the public discourse available on al-Qaeda's ideology and strategy. The bin Laden phenomenon has implications for U.S. security. The book was an unclassified manual for counterterrorism officers. The book is based on unclassified intelligence and media reports because he was an employee of the CIA. His thesis is that the view of bin Laden as a crazy person limits the ability of Western military theorists to respond to the phenomenon. The West's road to hell lies in approaching the bin Laden problem with the presumption that only the lunatic fringe could oppose what the United States is trying to accomplish through its foreign policy toward the Muslim world. The two most powerful motivating forces in contemporary international affairs are religion and nationalism.The crux of my argument is that America is in a war with militant Islamists that it cannot avoid; one that it cannot talk or appease its way out of; one in which our irreconcilable Islamist foes will have to be killed, an act which unavoidably will. In his second book, Imperial Hubris, a New York Times bestseller, <mask> writes that the Islamist threat to the United States is based on how easy it is for Muslims to see, hear, experience, and hate the U.S. policies. Western troops are on the Arabian Peninsula. Palestinians are in the thrall of the Israelis because of U.S. support. The U.S. is trying to keep oil prices low. The U.S. invaded Iraq and Afghanistan. Russia, India, and China are supported by the U.S.According to <mask>, Al-Qaeda is following a martial strategy that is more rational than it is being given credit for. He links Clausewitz's dictum that one must strike one's enemy's center of gravity with an al-Qaeda writer's claim that the American economy is the center of gravity. In a videotape released around September 7, 2007, Osama bin Laden stated, "If you want to understand what's going on and if you would like to get to know some of the reasons for your losing the war against us, then read the book of <mask>." February 12, 2008 is when the book Marching Toward Hell: America and Islam After Iraq was published. The 2003 Iraq War has affected both Al-Qaeda and the United States. He claims that the Iraq War has benefited Al-Qaeda without serving the U.S. interests. The danger of Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda, as well as the ineffectiveness of U.S. policy against these imminent threats, were emphasized in Views War on Terror.The U.S. fails to grasp the nature of the struggle in which it is engaged, and the threat to the United States continues to grow. The U.S. failed to detect this threat because of a misunderstanding and underestimation of Osama bin Laden. Osama bin Laden's "beliefs, goals, and intentions" were carefully chosen. He set out the Muslim world's problems as he sees them, determined that they are caused by the United States, and explained how he will try to fix them. In America's history, there has been an enemy laid out so clearly that he is fighting against it. The invasion of Iraq, which Scheuer characterized as a "Christmas present" to Osama bin Laden, is one of the many criticisms of U.S. foreign policy that he has made. <mask> states that there was no connection between Saddam and Al Qaeda.The U.S. rhetoric about bin Laden has irked <mask>, who suggests that those willing to give their lives to destroy the dictatorship in Saudi Arabia must want freedom in some way. In the 9/11 Commission Report, bin Laden and his followers were identified as takfiris, who kill Muslims if they don't agree with them. They are not takfiris. They're very religious and strict. The insistence on referring to al-Qaeda as a terrorist group has been a mistake. The U.S. is facing an insurgency. <mask> criticized what he called the Obama administration's deception about the threat from Islamic militants, and misleading the American people in his first administration by claiming that the word "jihad" had nothing to do with military affairs.Clinton and Bush administrations have been criticized for not having killed bin Laden, for costly and disastrous policy mistakes, and for not taking decisive measures to defend the country. He states that Bush had one chance to kill bin Laden after September 11. According to <mask>, the Clinton administration prevented the CIA from killing bin Laden when they had the chance. The September 11 panel's failure to condemn Mr. Clinton's failure to capture or kill bin Laden is due in part to the book Against All Enemies. President Bush did not have a chance to kill bin Laden before September 11. If the September 11 families were smart, they would focus on the actions of the convicted September 11 conspirator, not the actions of the three people who abetted al Qaeda. <mask> warns against assigning full responsibility for the nation's troubles to the Bush administration.Although the "unprovoked attack of Iraq" will be remembered as "infamous", as well as Dick Cheney's contention that Americans who criticize U.S. foreign policy are "validating the strategy of the terrorists". The thought of what history will say about Donald Rumsfeld's tenure at the Department of Defense should make his relatives shudder. The Iranians are not a threat to the United States unless we start provoking them. They might be a threat to the Israelis. They aren't a threat to the United States. Al Qaeda has a threat to the United States. ...We are going to have nothing to respond to because these people are going to blow up a nuclear device in the United States. The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy paper is correct according to Israel and the Lobby Scheuer. One of the most successful campaigns to influence public opinion in the United States has been conducted by Israel. They should be credited for the courage they have had to present a paper on the subject, according to Scheuer. The Saudi lobby is more dangerous to the United States than the Israeli lobby. The war in Iraq was instigated by U.S. citizen Israel-firsters and their evangelical Christian allies, according to Marching Toward Hell. There is no large-scale U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq because both U.S. political parties are owned by the Israeli government.If you think this isn't true, keep in mind the name Rahm Emanuel. As a volunteer for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Mr. Emanuel worked to defeat anti-Iraq War Democratic congressional candidates in 2006 and 1991. In April 2009, Scheuer debated for the motion "This house believes that it is time for the USA to get tough on Israel" with another speaker. Dore Gold and Alan Dershowitz spoke against the motion. The audience voted for the motion and Burg and Scheuer won the debate. The war in Iraq is the responsibility of the American fifth column that supports Israel, said <mask> during the debate. According to him, more Jews than any other ethnic group in America opposed the war in Iraq.Iraq and al-Qaeda's Thomas Joscelyn wrote a critical piece on <mask>, and he did an interview with Chris Matthews. In his first book, <mask> stated that there was no evidence of a relationship between Saddam Hussein's Iraq and al Qaeda. In his 2002 book, <mask> wrote about a relationship between Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda. In 2004, he stated that he had found no evidence of a Saddam/al-Qaeda connection. On Meet the Press, Tim Russert asked if he saw a link between his books and Iraq, but he had nothing to do with it. I was assigned the duty of going back about nine or 10 years in the classified archives of the CIA. There was no connection in the terms of a relationship within the 50,000 to 60,000 pages of documents I went through.Some contacts were pointed out in your 2002 book. It was available in the open-source material. According to the revised edition of his 2002 book, the study of the evidence of the Iraq-al-Qaeda cooperation that eventually led him to the conclusion that there was no relationship between the two forces, I was available to perform the review for a number of reasons. I was confident that my research would support the analysis I presented in Through Our Enemies' Eyes. For about four weeks in late 2002 and early 2003 I and several other people spent a lot of time looking at CIA files. Over fifty thousand pages of materials were reviewed at the end of the effort and we had gone back ten years in the files. I was both happy and embarrassed by the results.The CIA's position was not changed and the analysis of Mr. Feith's unit was discredited. There was no information that supported the analysis that claimed there was a strong working relationship between Iraq and al Qaeda. This reality invalidated the analysis I had presented in my book. The United States' UN representative, Susan E. Rice, has been criticized by the Libyan insurgency for her work. The interests of the U.S. are better served by the current status quo, as the existing autocratic regimes are better able to suppress the threat from Al-Qaeda than Western-style democratic systems. In the Muslim world, this is Americans killing Muslims again, and it looks like it's for oil, according to Scheuer. Ron Paul was endorsed by an editorial in December of 2011.He said, "Dr. Paul's precise use of history and common sense exposes the expensive effort to build democracies in the Islamic world for what it is; namely, Washington throwing money down the drain for a cause that is impossibly lost from the start and one that will involve us in." Donald Trump was endorsed by <mask> in multiple postings on non-intervention.com. In his opinion, Trump's strong support of the Second Amendment, his skepticism of NATO and military intervention in the Muslim World, and his unpopularity with neoconservatives and their media outlets were some of the factors that led to <mask>'s support. Trump talked about American statecraft in his "America First" talk. On December 23, 2013, Scheuer endorsed the extrajudicial killing of then-Prime Minister of Britain David Cameron and President Barack Obama, endorsing the view of Algernon Sidney that "by an established law among the most virtuous nations, every man might kill a tyrant." He suggested that assassinating Barack Obama was legitimate. In July of last year, Scheuer called upon "millions of well-armed citizens who voted for Trump to be ready to kill a long and very precise list of those who oppose Trump."The mainstream media and two former Presidents were on his list. "If Trump doesn't act soon to eliminate his opponents, the armed citizens must step in and eliminate them," he wrote. "Rittenhouse's necessary, patriotic, and constitutional actions will power the formation of militias across the United States." According to Scheuer, those who deny QAnon's delusions are "coup-ists" and " insurrectionists". Scheuer has always been comfortable with violence. It made him the senior-most former intelligence official to embrace a social media-born cult that portrays Trump's political enemies as a pedophile conspiracy. He wrote that there is so much accuracy and well-proven accuracy in the theory that John F. Kennedy Jr. is alive.British Prime Minister Theresa May was "siding with the EU" during the future relation talks of the UK leaving the European Union according to Scheuer. "All European rulers are tyrants, they are a despicable bunch, the people that head the European Union, and they really deserve to be hung," said Scheuer. The EU's policy of easily obtainable political asylum and its prohibition against deporting wanted or convicted terrorists to a country with a death penalty have made Europe a less safe place. The extraordinary renditions carried out by the U.S. government should not be destroyed because of the European Union. In The Looming Tower, the basis for the character of Martin Schmidt is based on <mask>, who is depicted as one of two people responsible for the lack of intelligence sharing between the CIA and the FBI. Books Through Our Enemies' Eyes: Osama Bin Laden, Radical Islam, and the Future of America. Imperial Hubris: Why the West is Losing the War on Terror was written by Brassey's Inc.Marching Towards Hell: America and Islam After Iraq was written by Brassey's Inc. Simon & Schuster published a book about Osama Bin Laden. Washington Times 26 December 2004 "Unraveling the Saga of Zarqawi's Injury", Terrorism Focus, 2:11, 10 June 2005 "Embracing a Lethal Tar Baby" "Tenet Tries to Shift the Blame", Antiwar.com, 8 April 2006

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texts: <mask> is a journalist, political commentator, newspaper publisher, and former Sierra Leone minister of Social Welfare, Gender and Children Affairs. She was the Special Executive Assistant to the former president of Sierra Koroma. Blyden is the founder, CEO, and publisher of Awerness Times. One of the most recognisable names in the country is the only female news publisher. She is interested in running for the presidency of Sierra Leone. One of the most powerful and influential female political figures in Sierra Leone, Blyden was born and raised in the capital Freetown. She was a supporter and public defender of the presidency of Ernest Bai Koroma.But sadly despicable, former president Ernest Bai-Koroma and his ventriloquist puppets in the APC continue to show ingratitude to her for all that she did to publicly defend the legacy of former President Koroma. Blyden is a member of the Creole ethnic group. Edward Blyden was the "Father of Pan-Africanism". Her paternal grandfather was a Sierra Leonean diplomat and her maternal grandfather was a politician. Political advocacy. On May 1, 2020, Dr. <mask> Blyden was arrested by the paramilitary dictatorship of current president Julius Maada Bio and charged with seditious libel for exposing the excesses of the government. She was put in jail for 21 days for violating her constitutional rights.After 21 days in jail, the government of retired brigadier general and former junta leader, Julius Maada Bio, brought down trumped-up and cooked charges against newspaper publisher and social justice bulwark, Dr. <mask> Blyden. She was sentenced to 51 days behind bars after she was refused a bill at the court. The government's flimsy charges against Dr. Blyden were thrown out of court on November 18, 2020. After the election that brought President Bio to the helm of power, she was one of the few who challenged the results of the election by filing a petition before the high court. After two years and a half since her petition was filed, the court finally started a hearing into her case. The case was heard in the hallowed chambers of the Supreme Court and Dr. Blyden presented her arguments without a lawyer. Lawyers and non-lawyers in the chambers of the high court were in awe of Dr. <mask> Blyden's presentation.The high court couldn't grant the request of Dr. Blyden to invalidate the election of President Bio. On 1 October 1971 <mask> Walmina Oreshola Blyden was born to Creole parents. She left the Annie Walsh School with the best GCE O'Levels for the school in 1987 and was to graduate with the best B. Sc. After graduating from Medical School in 1993 and again in 1996 with an M.D in Medicine, she became the first woman to be elected as University students' leader in 1994. <mask> was the "Father of Pan-Africanism". Her paternal grandfather was a Sierra Leonean diplomat and her maternal grandfather was a politician. <mask>den has been a Youths and Women's Rights Activist.She delivered the Female Youths of Africa Speech on August 11, 1995 after being chosen by her African peers. She became the youngest National Political Party Leader at the age of 30 in 2002, and the third Sierra Leone woman to lead a fully registered political party. Awareness Times was launched in 2005 and is considered to be critical of the excesses of Government and State institutions including the President, Ernest Bai Koroma. On 27 April 2007, Blyden was honoured with an Officer of the Rokel insignia in recognition of her service to the Nation. There are External links to Exclusive Press website, Panafrican Press website, Awareness Times website, Children's Agenda International website, and AllAfrica.Com.

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texts: <mask> is an English former professional footballer who played as a defender. <mask> was born in London and moved to the North East to be with his family. He attended Valley Gardens Middle School with Peter Ramage. Despite being based in the North-East, <mask> traveled to the Midlands twice a week to train and play for Anstey Nomads, until he left the side at the age of fourteen. Peter Ramage was a teammate of <mask>'s at Wallsend Boys Club, where he played as a forward. He was switched to defence when he was thirteen. He was part of the team that won the old Premier Academy League U 17 title.After graduating from Monkseaton High School, <mask> joined the academy on a first-year scholarship and signed professional terms when he was seventeen. He made his league debut in the old Second Division against Notts County in December 2003 after he was sent on a month-long loan to play for Tony Adams. In the last half of the season, the teenager was mostly shifting between the first team and reserves. On 25 March 2004, he came on as a substitute for Andy O'Brien to make his first team debut and held the record as the youngest debutant in European competition in the 2000s until it was broken by Andy Carroll. He was in the starting eleven for the first time in the premier league, playing in a less familiar right back role. His debut ended disappointingly as he was out-muscled in the build up that led to the match-winning goal. He made the bench on several occasions, but this was his only other appearance for the rest of the season.<mask> had a long injury lay-off and the start of the 2004–05 season was disappointing. He started 17 of the 22 games he played for the club. During this season, the teenager was mostly remembered for a bizarre incident in the 2 April match against Villa where he "saved" Vassell's shot and went down clutching his chest. The game was overshadowed by the on-pitch argument between Bowyer and Dyer, which led to their dismissals, and the referee's decision to dismiss him. Because his dive was inconsequential, he achieved cult/comical status with many neutrals. <mask>'s first few seasons were marred by injuries. He missed the last half of the 2005–06 season because of a shoulder injury.He made a substitute appearance in Alan Shearer's testimonial match on 11 May, despite being ruled out for the rest of the season due to surgery. The breakthrough season for <mask> was the 2006–07 season. He scored his first senior goal in a European match. The two sides were tied at 1–1. He earned the nickname "Forrest Gump" because he ran the length of the pitch. He scored his first league goal in a 3–1 victory against Blackburn on December 9, 2006 and began to play more regularly. He was voted the North East FWA Young Player of the Year in November 2007, despite being in and out of the starting eleven under Sam Allardyce.He signed the contract at the end of the season after winning back his place in the team. <mask> lost his place to Sébastien Bassong, who formed an impressive partnership with Fabricio Coloccini, after several months of first-team starts. He put in some strong performances in important matches, including scoring a goal and setting up another to earn a hard-fought draw away at Everton, and was back into the team, mostly at right-back due to injury problems. He made his 150th appearance for the club in the final game of the 2008–09 season, a loss against Villa. Despite his strong performances, his season ended on a low note as he was forced to miss the U21 European Championships due to an injury. He was second in The Journals player of the season poll. There were questions over <mask>'s future.There were reports in the newspapers about a possible move back to the premier league, including a replacement for John Terry who was attracting interest from Manchester City and other clubs. <mask> did not make a comment until the transfer window closed. Even though he would have to put his hopes of a senior international debut on hold, he decided to stay at the club in order to help them get back into the top flight. When fit, <mask> and Coloccini started all games. He scored the first goal of the season in a 3–1 win over Argyle. He missed four games in October due to an injury, but was back in the starting eleven for the first game in November. He was the captain for the first time in the away loss in the League Cup.His partnership with Coloccini was crucial to the home streak, until a knee injury ended their partnership in January. He missed the rest of the season because of an injury, but his absence didn't stop the club from winning promotion back to the top flight. He was selected as SportNewcastle's Sports Personality of the Year. <mask> was out for up to four months after dislocating his shoulder in a pre-season game. In August, it was reported that he was transfer-listed due to unresolved contract issues, but no transfer was made. Chris Hughton said in an interview that he was still hopeful that a contract could be negotiated. In the 1–1 home draw against Chelsea, <mask> and Sol Campbell played in place of the suspended Coloccini and Mike Williamson.<mask> and Coloccini were rekindling their partnership under new manager Alan Pardew. He signed an improved contract extension at the end of the year. <mask>'s spell in the team came to an end on January 5, 2011, when he came off at half time in a 5–0 win over West Ham with a hamstring injury. He was out for six weeks because of the injury. <mask> returned to the starting eleven in May after Williamson was injured. He ended the season on a high by scoring crucial goals in each of the last three matches of the season, including the winner against the Blues, and the late goal that salvaged a point against the Blues. <mask> had an injury in a 3–0 loss to the Blues.He made a recovery after being ruled out for nine months. <mask> was able to return to football after his surgery. In the Trofeo Guadiana, he scored on his 27 July 2012 return. He was an unused substitute on the day of the competition. From the end of 2012 to the beginning of this year, <mask> worked on his French. <mask> was sent off on the opening weekend of the season for swinging an arm at Agero in the first half of a 4–0 loss to Manchester City. <mask> collided with the post in his side's 1–0 defeat at home to rivals.<mask> scored the first goal in a 3–3 draw. <mask> was released by the club. The Major League Soccer club Portland Timbers signed <mask> on August 1st. On 6 August, <mask> scored an own goal and was taken off at half-time in Portland Timbers 2's 4–3 win over LA Galaxy II. <mask> was made captain for the second time after opening the scoring against the Orange County Blues. <mask> made his debut for the Timbers in a 3–1 loss to Seattle. The Timbers and <mask> mutually agreed to part ways.He signed for the town on January 25th after a brief trial. He wouldn't be able to play for the next two games because he was registered to play in the MLS. He was injured in a 1–0 win away at Aston Villa and was out for four weeks. <mask> signed a two-year deal with the League One side. <mask> signed a one-year deal with a club option for a second with Wellington Phoenix. The club renewed <mask>'s contract until the end of the A-League season. <mask> was appointed captain of the Wellington team before the start of the season.<mask>'s first as captain of the Phoenix was against the Broncos on November 23, 2019. Wellington won the match 2–1. Despite signing a 2-year contract extension earlier in the year, <mask> agreed with the club to end his contract by mutual consent on September 14, 2020. <mask> signed a one-year deal with a club option for a second with the Indian Super League side. On March 5, 2021, the Wellington Phoenix announced that <mask> had rejoined the club after ending his contract with Odisha, just days after he was named captain of the A-League Men season. <mask> captained the England Under-16 team at the Walkers International Tournament in 2001 and was voted the player of the tournament. He captained the U17's to win the Nationwide Tournament, his first international title.<mask> scored his first two goals for England in a match against Slovakia in March 2003 after the England Under 17 team qualified for the European Championships. Despite being one of the youngest squad members at age seventeen, he started in all the group matches of the 2003 World Youth Championship along with future under-21 teammates James Milner, <mask> and Martin Cranie. Despite England's poor results, <mask> made his England under-21 debut the next year in a 3–2 win over the Netherlands. In June 2005, <mask> was a member of the England Under-20 team. He scored his first under-21 goal against the Germans. He scored two goals against the Poland Under-21s. <mask> played a key role in their run to the semifinals at the U-21 European Championship in 2007, as he began to establish himself as a regular.He missed the first match through suspension due to his red card in the play-offs against Germany but played the other two group games and the semi-final where he was unable to stop the late equaliser after going down injured. With England down to ten men after fellow defender Nedum Onuoha left the field injured and all three substitution had been used, <mask> was forced to play through the pain barrier as the game went into extra-time and converted his penalty in a dramatic penalty shoot-out that ended 13–12 <mask> was called up to the senior team for the friendly against Germany in August of 2007, but he did not play in the match or the B team. He was appointed captain of the under-21 side on 5 September, having previously been vice-captain, and captained them to a place at the European Championships. During the second leg of the play-offs against Wales, he headed in Jamie O'Hara's corner to send England through to the tournament. Mark Noble captained the team in his absence after he was forced to withdraw from the European Championships due to an injury. On 19 March, <mask> was called up to the England national team senior squad for the World Cup qualifying match against San Marino, as a replacement for Gary Cahill.Profile at the officialNewcastle United website Profile at premierleague.com Photo and stat at sporting-heroes.com 1986 births The players of the club. Portland Timbers and Ipswich Town F.C. have players. English expatriates play soccer in the United States and play in the Indian Super League.

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